You can now use Android phones to cast spells from 'Harry Potter'

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If you've ever wanted to cast spells like Harry Potter and his friends, Google has added some features on Android phones to help you do it.

The company announced on its blog on Tuesday that it's partnering with the film "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" — based on the book by "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling — to add some new, magical capabilities for fans.

By saying "OK Google" and then "Lumos," your flashlight will turn on; "Nox" turns it off. You can also say "OK Google" and "Silencio" to turn off your ringer and notifications.

The features are already activated on phones — no update needed.

In the "Harry Potter" films and books, the spell "Lumos" turns the characters' wands into flashlights, while "Silencio" silences people.

Google is also adding a few other "Fantastic Beasts"-inspired features across its other products. It will now let users look around the world of the film — set in 1920s New York City — through Google Street View; a "Fantastic Beasts" sticker pack is coming to Google's new messaging app, Allo; and starting this month, you can use the new Daydream View virtual reality headset to explore the world of one of the characters from the film, which is in theaters November 18.